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If you are running this as a standalone script, you will need to initialise the Magento environment first.

Put the following at the start of your PHP file:

==================

<?php

define("MAGE_BASE_DIR", '/path/to/magento');
require_once MAGE_BASE_DIR . '/app/Mage.php';

Mage::app(0);

==================

This should remove problems with the Mage class not being found.

Chris Norton     Monday 15 Feb.

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